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I read all the time, but I've recently moved and now have 1 1/2 hour commute into work, so I'm getting through a lot of books on the train! :)

I've always loved reading. The first books I remember reading were Enid Blyton ones. I loved the Famous Five, The Faraway Tree, The Naughtiest Girl and the Wishing Chair books. I went through a phase of loving school stories so I read Mallory Towers, the St Clare's books and the Trebizon books...

Thanks for making me welcome everyone! :)

Ok, here goes. Here are some of the books we had to read at school: The Railway Children - E. Nesbit Flambards - K.M. Peyton? The Mouse and his Child - Russell Hoban Diddakoi - ? Elidor - Alan Garner Boy - Roald Dahl Brighton Rock - Graham Greene To Kill a Mocking bird - Harper Lee An...

Sure. It's by Ian Woodward and the ISBN number is 0-86369-741-0. Hope you find it. I love her movies. I think Breakfast at Tiffany's has to be one of my all time favourites.

Well, as usual, I have a few books on the go. I'm re-reading Interview with the Vampire (I saw the film on telly the other night), The Tipping point by Malcolm Gladwell, and a boigraphy of Audrey Hepburn. I just read whatever matches my mood!:)

This is hard. Only five? It changes, but at the moment (in no particular order): To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee The Cider House Rules - John Irving Harry Potter (I'm such a kid!) - JK Rowling Lives of the Mayfair Witches - Anne Rice The Lost Continent - Bill Bryson. I suppose I'm...

Just thought I'd say hello to everyone. I love reading (obviously - I wouldn't be here otherwise!) and I like reading most types of fiction. I love travel writing too.